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INTERNATIONAL LEAD ZINC RESEARCH ORGANIZATION, INC. . MINUTES of the ZINC PROGRAM. REVIEW COMMITTEE " ' ; ' , 1969 MEETING . - ' October 9-10, 1969 In accordance with notice of September 9, 19^9, the Meeting of the Zinc Program Review Committee of International Lead Zinc Research Organization, Inc., a New York Membership Corporation, was held at the Hotel Parco dei Principi, Rome, Italy starting at 9=30 a.m. on October 9,, I9>9 and continuing through October 10, 1969* The following committee members were present: A. K. Barbour I. L. Barker E. A. Custer W. L. Donehower, Jr. E. V. Frawley A. G. Ghysens P. Gittelson B. C. Hafford C. J. Hamdorf K. C. Hendrick * A. Kurayama : ** D. L. LaVelle J. J. Lennon C. C. Long P. R. Mead G. Van Monsjou A. C. Pommerie J. D. Purvis The Rio Tinto-Zinc Corporation, Ltd. Cerro Sales Corporation American Zinc Company 1 Matthiessen & Hegeler Zinc Company American Metal Climax, Inc. Societe des Mines & Fonderies de Zinc de la Vieille-Montagne National Zinc Company, Inc. The New Jersey Zinc Company Electrolytic Zinc Company of Australasia Ltd Noranda Sales Corporation, Ltd. Mitsui Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd. American Smelting and Refining Company Ametalco, Inc. (for Tsumeb) St. Joseph Lead Company Sulphide Corporation Pty. Limited N. V. Kempensche Zinianaatschappij Compagnife Royale Asturienne des Mines Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Co., Ltd. * In place of Mr. K. Kuwahara ** In place of Mr. A. A. Smith N11674 R. W. Rosenquest H. Sakurai G. Scaeciati J. S. Smart, Jr. R. J. TestUt *** W.C. Zeek The Rev Jersey Zinc Company Mitsubishi Metal Mining Co.;, Ltd. Monteponi & Montevecchio American Smelting & Refining Company Societe Miniere et Metallurgique de Penarroya The Broken Hill Associated Smelters Proprietary, Ltd. representing 23 of the 27 zinc member companies and constituting a quorum. The following individuals were present by invitation: K. J. Altorfer A. Batacchi J. Darcey T. S. Daugherty S. E* Eck F. R. Jeffrey J. G. Holtes A. Perin S. F. Radtke J. G. Sevick S. A. Sutter H. Tachimori B. H. Taylor J. G. M. van der Kerk E. Varady ILZRO AMMI Srp.A. ^ Societe Miniere et Metallurgique de Penarroya Reynolds Metals Company ILZRO Rational Zinc Company, Inc. Organisch Chemisch Instituut TRO AMMI S.p.A. ILZRO St. Joseph Lead Company ILZRO > Mitsui Mining & Smelting Company, Ltd. The Broken Hill Associated Smelters Proprietary, Ltd. Organisch Chemisch Instituut TRO Istituto Italiano del Piombo e dello Zinco Mr. A. C. Pommerie, chairman of the committee presided and Mr. K. J. Altorfer secretary, kept the minutes.. Election of Officers Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously: RESOLVED, That Aime C. Pommerie be hereby re-elected to Chairman of the Lead Program Review Committee. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously: RESOLVED, That R. W. Rosenquest be hereby re-elected to Vice Chairman of the Lead Program Review Committee. *** Representing the Broken Hill Associated Smelters Proprietary, Ltd. -2 EFT 000349 A Review of Commercial Developments Dr. Radtke reviewed the progress of the Zn 75 (Z!I-15l) and indicated that the car had been extremely well received in North America. . Dr. Radtke also reviewed a proposed change to the allocation formula for dues. Such changes, if subsequently approved by the ILZRO Board of Directors would lead to. expanded ILZRO membership among non-integrated mining and custom smelting companies. To illustrate the large world-wide market potential for ILZRO 12 in foundry applications, Mr. Altorfer presented current consumption data for fer rous and non-ferrous foundry alloys. The data presented indicated a potential foundry market for zinc in the U.S.A. as large as the existing die casting market. Member companies were urged to persue the promotion of ILZRO 12 in foundry applications. . 1970 Zinc R&D Authorizations j. After discussion, upon motion duly made and seconded, it was: RESOLVED, That the following research projects with the indicated amounts be recommended to the Board of Directors for funding in-the 1970 ILZRO R&D Program. , PROJECT NUMBER AND TITLE ZM ZM ZE ZE ZM ZM UZE ZE UZE ZM ZM ZM 132A Die Casting Process Improvement 132B Die Casting Process Improvement 138 Improving the Platability of Zinc Die Castings . 98 Plating from Organic Electrolytes 133 Zinc vs. Plastics - An Engineering Evaluation 115 Welding Zinc Coated Structurals 78 Zinc Coatings and Prestressed Concrete 153 Corrosion of Galvanized Steel Domestic Hot & Cold Water Pipes 83 Corrosion, Resistant Fasteners for Galvanized Structurals 146 Kinetics of the Galvanizing Process 135 Physical Properties of Iron-Zinc Compounds 124 Galvanizing Characteristics of Steels and their Weldments ' 1970 FUNDS AUTHORIZED $125,000 50,400 53,000 24,000 19,000 10,750 15,000 16,300 15,000 16,500 .5? 000 3*5,000 .3- - ' EPI 000350 PROJECT HUMBER AM) TITIE (continued) . . 1970 FUNDS AUTHORIZED The committee requested that it be advised .subsequently by the ILZRO staff concerning the types of steels to be included in the program and the areas of the -world from which steels had been selected for inclusion in the program. ; i ZM 113 Alloyed Galvanized Coatings ZE 36 Zinc Rich Paint ZE 114 Painting of Sprayed Zinc ZM 92 Direct Conversion of Particulate Zinc Professor Scacciati reviewed the progress of this program after which Mr. T. Daugherty of the Reynolds Metals Company reviewed the- particulate aluminum program at his company. $ 15,000 4,600 8,040 60,000 ZM T9H Welded Zinc Tubing ZM 101 Zinc Screw Machine Alloy 5,000 10,000 The committee requested that it be advised by the ILZRO staff of the cutting speeds and feeds being used to evaluate the screw -machine alloys so that they could be compared with commercial practice. The committee also requested to be advised if carbide tooling was being used. A desire was expressed to include in this program an evaluation of the properties of the screw machine alloys. ZM 145 Ultra High Speed Zinc Plate Etching _________ Mr. Gyhsens advised the committee of the need for improved etching techniques in Belgium and urged that the program be initiated as soon as possible. The committee approved the project without authorizing funds and recommended: that the project be started in 1970 as soon as funds became available. ZM 151 UZM 66 ZC 42 Zinc Trim Systems Hew Zinc Roofing Techniques Zinc Organic Chemistry 4,000 38,000 29,000 Professor van derKerk reviewed the progress of this program. ZC UZC ZC UZC 111 43 148 47 ZE 120 Zinc Oxide in Plastics Zinc in Human Nutrition ' Zinc Paint Systems. Surface Characteristics of Metallic Zinc Paint Pigments Plating from Allsaline Solutions 26,000 8,000 10,000 14,400 20,000 4- EFi 000351 PROJECT. HUMBER -'AND TITLE (continued) l^TO_TERDs"Aim-IORIZED UZE 57 Alloys for Zinc Dry Cells $25,000 The committee recommended that spending in 1970 be limited to $6,000 pending technical committee approval of an acceptable proposal and if funds are available from undesignated or other sources. ZM 79J Industrial Applications of Zinc UZM 6l Galvanized Steel Housing for Developing Nations ZP 55 Zinc Abstracting Service UNDESIGHATED RESEARCH AUTHORIZATION TOTAL ZINC AUTHORIZATION 2,500 2,500 11,820 50,000 $729,810 After discussion, upon motion duly made and seconded. it was: RESOLVED, That the following research projects be deleted from the 1970 ILZRO R&D Program and that they be held for future consideration. UZE ZM UZM ZE UZM ZE UZE UZC UZC UZE UZM ZC 79 Handbook on Finishing Zinc 67 Creep Resistant Zinc Die Casting Alloys 63 Fiber Reinforced Zinc Die Casting Alloys 52 Galvanized Steel Reinforcement in Concrete 73 Pretreatment of High Silicon Steels ll8 Zinc Coatings for Copper Ground Wires 27 Wet Storage Stain arid Packaged Zinc Corrosion ' Inhibitors. ! 5*k Biological Response to Zinc Compounds 51 Zinc, Oxide Stabilization of Bitumastic Materials- Exploratory 89 Development of Rechargeable Zinc Cells 69 Zinc Deformation Fellowship 131 Zinc Requirements for Beef Cattle 1970 Meeting of the Zinc Program Review Committee Mr. S. Smart announced that the 1970 ILZRO Annual Meeting and the 1970 Program Review Committee meetings will be held somewhere on the North American Continent. The exact time and place to be announced at a later time. In making this announcement Mr. Smart thanked the ILZRO members from Japan who had extended an invitation to hold the 1970 meetings in Tokyo. Adjournment There being no further business to come before the meeting, it was, upon motion duly made and seconded, unanimously resolved to adjourn. K. J. Altorfer Secretary EPI 000352